Table T2_4_3_4-1

2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports

This appendix provides detailed data tables for all measures analyzed for the 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. Tables are included for measures discussed in the main text of the reports as well as for other measures that were examined but not included in the main text.

Table 2_4_3_4.1Hospital admissions for long-term complications of diabetesa per 100,000 population,b age 18 and over, United States, 2000, 2004–2009

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2000

Population group

Rate

SE

Rate

SE

Rate

SE

Rate

SE

Rate

SE

Rate

SE

Rate

SE

Total

114.5

3.4

121.0

3.4

123.3

3.1

126.9

3.6

122.4

3.3

124.9

3.1

117.8

2.8

Age

18–44

42.0

1.7

41.3

1.6

42.0

1.4

39.7

1.4

38.5

1.4

38.5

1.2

34.4

1.2

45–64

148.4

4.6

152.5

4.4

156.4

4.4

164.1

5.2

159.7

4.7

161.9

4.2

153.5

4.5

65 and over

292.7

8.9

328.4

9.3

331.8

8.5

346.5

9.9

331.9

9.2

342.8

9.5

325.8

7.7

65–69

242.3

8.0

271.3

8.1

274.5

8.2

277.1

8.8

274.4

8.3

300.7

9.2

274.0

7.6

70–74

285.9

9.1

309.5

9.4

316.4

8.8

335.5

11.0

320.0

10.1

324.9

10.7

319.8

8.5

75–79

320.2

12.1

351.5

11.3

365.2

10.4

389.5

12.1

364.2

10.9

386.2

11.4

361.4

9.9

80–84

358.0

12.5

408.6

13.4

404.3

12.1

420.6

13.6

410.5

13.0

402.5

12.3

393.0

11.4

85 and over

312.6

11.2

365.2

12.7

358.6

13.0

375.7

13.4

343.6

12.6

332.1

11.8

336.5

11.2

Gender

Male

133.3

3.9

138.5

3.9

141.6

3.6

145.1

4.0

139.3

3.8

142.1

3.4

133.7

3.2

Female

99.1

3.1

107.0

3.1

108.4

2.9

112.1

3.5

108.6

3.0

110.8

3.1

104.7

2.8

Median income of patient's ZIP Code

First quartile (lowest income)

170.4

8.0

182.8

8.4

182.2

8.6

193.4

10.2

179.3

8.0

184.8

9.4

193.9

9.3

Second quartile

115.9

5.3

123.3

4.9

128.4

5.5

133.2

5.6

126.8

5.4

129.3

5.1

129.5

5.1

Third quartile

97.1

5.2

103.2

5.1

103.4

4.3

102.6

4.2

104.9

4.6

101.5

4.1

99.0

4.2

Fourth quartile (highest income)

79.6

5.9

81.3

5.6

81.3

5.3

86.4

5.7

86.0

5.3

84.6

5.4

72.6

4.5

Location of patient residence

Large central metropolitan

145.2

11.4

152.2

11.7

149.8

11.8

162.5

13.6

146.3

10.8

150.9

12.1

140.7

10.6

Large fringe metropolitan

110.1

8.7

112.6

8.8

111.9

9.0

109.3

8.4

112.0

8.7

111.8

8.7

112.5

8.2

Medium metropolitan

100.8

9.9

106.4

10.6

111.4

10.9

118.9

12.0

121.7

12.0

106.8

10.3

95.4

10.7

Small metropolitan

91.9

10.7

99.7

11.5

113.8

13.3

98.4

12.1

94.2

12.4

116.3

14.1

103.9

11.4

Micropolitan

101.8

6.4

117.9

6.9

122.3

7.3

125.5

7.6

117.0

7.0

130.7

7.5

114.9

7.5

Nonmetropolitan

102.7

6.6

108.9

6.3

112.4

6.4

118.1

6.6

118.3

6.5

127.2

7.9

128.7

7.0

Region of inpatient treatment

Northeast

124.1

7.4

129.5

7.9

130.0

7.5

156.7

12.3

131.5

7.5

137.2

9.9

132.7

8.4

Midwest

103.0

5.5

111.5

4.8

124.7

5.9

111.6

4.8

110.5

4.9

122.1

5.9

107.6

5.2

South

126.4

6.6

138.8

7.2

134.2

5.6

136.4

6.1

140.9

6.7

137.4

4.7

130.2

4.5

West

97.9

6.2

94.0

4.6

98.0

5.9

100.3

5.3

95.7

5.8

95.4

5.3

93.3

5.2

a Consistent with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Prevention Quality Indicators software, diabetes must be the principal diagnosis ong-term complications include renal, eye, neurologic, circulatory, and other unspecified complications. Transfers from other institutions are excluded.

b Rates are adjusted by age and gender using the total U.S. resident population for 2000 as the standard population; when reporting is by age, the adjustment is by gender only; when reporting is by gender, the adjustment is by age only.